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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH STREET GAR STRIKE VMS TO HELP FRENCH IIOTE OTHER WQMEi EFFECTS 145 CITIES MILLION AND A HALF WORKERS WALK TO PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT Vast Network of Trolley Lines Are Paralyzed as Workers Demand More Pay; Threaten MRS. HARDING READING TO HUSBAND WHEN, WITHOUT WARNING, HE SHUDDERS AND COLLAPSES DEATH IS INSTANTANEOUS. Calvin Coolidge is Sworn in as Chief Executive by His Father, Who is a Notary Public Signifies Intention of Asking Present Cabinet to Serve. Violence f Presidential Headquarters, Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. Warren G. Harding, president of the United States died instantaneously and without warning Thursday evening at 7 :30 oclock, a victim of a stroke of apoplexy, which struck him down in his weakened condition after an illness of exactly a week. Death came to the chief executive Newark, N. J. A million and a half people of New Jersey were without their daily means of transportation Wednesday, a strike of 6,300 employes of the Public Service corporation having completely paralyzed the vast network of trolley lines cobwebbing while he was conversing with members of his family and according to the state. Busses and trucks, friendly motor- an official statement issued by was apparently due to some ists and every other lift in sight were employed by those New Jersey-it- s brain evolvement, proeably an apoplexy. who had to get to work. The end came so suddenly that the Thomas L. Raymond, director of members of the official party could New Jerseys department of streets not be called. It came after a day and public improvements, sent a let- which had been described by Brigater to the president of the Public Ser- dier General Sawyer, the presidents satisvice company charging that the strike personal physician, as the most the president had had day factory had been deliberately permitted by since his illness began. The physithe company in order that it might cians in their formal announcement of find excuse to charge a fare. Raymond threatened to tear up the companys car tracks in Newark if some means for ending the strike were not found. The men are asking wage increases amounting to approximately 30 per week and better y cent, with a working conditions. physi-'cian- 10-ce- nt six-da- Rail 'Property Damaged by Flood Pueblo, Colo. High water in the Arkansas river and Fountain creek caused some apprehension here late Wednesday night, but early Thursday morning there was little to indicate that more than the ordinary flow of water had been carried Cloudbursts sevthrough the city. eral miles from Pueblo caused a rush of water to the lowlands, and some damage to railroad property and highways resulted. A small bridge on the Denver & Rio Grande Western west of here was washed out and to the south the joint double track of the Rio Grande and the Colorado & Southern was blocked for several hours because of flood conditions.- -- French Ship Raided on Pacific Los Angeles Boarding the French steamship Alaska at Los Angeles harbor Wednesday deputy United States customs collectors seized 3,300 gallons of French wines in casks and 101 quarts of highest grade French wines in bottles, latter taking possession of the ship. It was the first Pacific coast test of the recent Federal ship ruling of the Volstead act. Senators Sail for Geneva Session New York. The steamship George Washington sailed Wednesday with five United States senators, who will d attend the sessions of the union Geneva. at In the end said that during the day he parliamentary had been from discomfort and the group are Senators La Follette, there was free justification for anevery of Wisconsin; McKellar, of ticipating a prompt recovery. The first indication that a change see; McKinley, of Illinois; Robinson of Arkansas, and Swanson of Virginia,- - had occurred in Mr. Hardings condition came' shortly after 7 oclock, when Mrs. Harding personally opened the Bandits Beat Up Teller door of the sick room and called to Baltimore At 8:32 oclock Wednesthose in the corridors to find Dr Boone day morning the night bell of the and the others quick. At that time State Bank, branch of the Baltimore Mrs. Harding was understood to have Trust company was rung. Less than ieen reading to the president, sitting with the evening paper three minutes later three holdup men at his bedside of and messages sympathy which had made their getaway from the bank been received the day. during with $16,673 after sticking up the Dr. Sawyer was alone of all the lone paying teller, beating him on doctors in the presidents apartments the head with some heavy weapon and when the climax came. He first was throwing him into the banks vaults. called by Mrs. Harding, who then rushed to the door leading into the hotel corridors and commenced an imFrench Give Severe Sentences - patient search for the other physiDuesseldorf. Prison sentences cians. The death of the nations chief execranging up to life imprisonment were imposed upon four Germans by the utive was announced in these words: The president died instantaneously French court martial at Werden for without warning and while conand listening in on French military telewith members of his family versing phone lines by means of secret taps at 7:30 p. m. Death was apparently at Dortmund. due to some brain evolvement, probably an apoplexy. During the day he had been free Auto Bus Jumps Embankment Los Angeles A dozen persons were from discomfort and there was every justification for anticipating a prompt Injured, several seriously when a recovery. loaded automobile stage from BelveThe story of the presidents tragic crashed into another end was told officially this way: dere Gardens The president died at 7:30 p. m. automobile and then dived into an embankment early Wednesday. Most of Mrs. Harding and the two nurses, Miss r, the injured persons were taken to Ruth Powderly and Miss Sue Daus-setime. in room the at were the various hospitals or their homes. Mrs. Harding was reading to the president when, utterly without warning, ' Flier Claims Altitude Record a slight shudder passed through his Paris The worlds altitude record frame, he collapsed and all recognized was claimed Thursday by France for that the end had come. A stroke of cause of his death. Sadi Lecointe who Wednesday flew apoplexy was the moments all of the Within few a Nieuport-Delace his plane to a height official party had been presidents of 10,900 meters or nearly seven miles. summoned. If Lecoints claims are upheld, he will Secretary Hoover was the first of have beaten the previous record the four members of the presidents cabinet who are in San Francisco to learn the sad news. He went into the room at once, and in a few minutes inter-allie- s, came out, obviously deeply distressed, and in a low voice said to newspaper men, most of whom did not know of the hurried call almost half an hour previously: Boys, I cannot tell you a thing. The president had a most splendid afternoon, said Lieutenant Commander Joel T. Boone, assistant to the presidents personal physician. When I left the room I commented, Doesnt he look splendid? Then, all at once, he just went like that The commanders snapped his fingers. Just like that he repeated. Something just snapped; thats all. Secretary Wallace was the second member of the presidents official family to learn of the passing of his chief and he likewise was so overcome with grief that he could say nothing. The chief executive of the nation and, by virtue of his office and personality, PCINCARE STATEMENT ASSERTS NEGOIATIONS ARE IMPOSSIBLE Grateful for Health RestoJ by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound - Chicago D- L- lam wfiling to any girl or woman who is from the had before I Lydia E. French Note Raises Question oi1 What Might Be Gained by Again Appraising Germanys Capacity to Pay Vegetable gi S My back S I tI ached, could not go abJ pound. ways my housework, and bad other trouble from weakness. 1 was this way fo years, thenmv sister, ,Pari3. Premier Poincares recent note to London informed the British government that France could not negotiate with Germany until passive resistance in the Ruhr was ended and that evacuation could not be considered until a final agreement was reached and reparations payments made or assured. took the VeJ m-la- w etable Compound and recommended it to me.In thefe have been taking it and it has done wot ders for me. I keep house and am able m do lots of work besides. Mrs Sevcik, 2711 Thomas St, Chicago, I? Women suffering from female tron. The substance of the note was made public Thursday night after hies causing backache, irregularities bearing-dow- n feelings and weak the premier had read press accounts pains, ness should take Lydia E. Pinkham. of the British prime ministers stateVegetable Compound. Not only is tha ments in which Great Britains pro- worth of this splendid medicine shorn by such cases as this, but for nearly fifo posals were disclosed. years this same sort of experience haj The French note raised the quesbeen reported by thousands of women. tion of what might ibe gained by Mrs. Sevcik is willing to write to any once more appraising Germanys cagirl or woman suffering from such pacity to pay. The estimation of the troubles, and answer any questions thei Reichs 'capacity to pay, the ndte may like to ask. declared, was the duty of the reparations commission. The premier exThe Limit X. The Greens are not very h( pressed the wish that the American unofficial member of the commission pitable, are they? I never hear could take a more active part in Its them entertaining. Y. They are'so stingy they wouldnt deliberations. even entertain an idea. Storm Damages Utah City Payson The greatest storm in the If You Need a Medicine history of Payson occurred Wednesday evening, beginning at 6 oclock You Should Have the and continuing for several hours. A cloudburst at Goshen Pass was reHave you ever stopped to reason why sponsible for a loss to the Strawberry High Line Canal company of about it is that so many products that are extensively advertised, al at once drop out to $15,000. Individual losses of sight and are soon forgotten? The will just west of Payson reason is plain the article did not fulfill double this amount. The board of the promises of the manufacturer. This directors of the canal company went applies more particularly to a medicine. A medicinal preparation that has real over their system Thursday and Seccurative value almost sells itself, as lie conretary Alfred R. Wilson reports an endless chain system the remedy is ditions as much worse than could be recommended by those who have been conceived wthout a personal visit to benefited to those who are in need of it. A prominent druggist says, Take for the scene. t example Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Roohave sold for many yean I preparation Break in Dam Caused Damage and never hesitate to recommend, for in O. A dam at Nimisila almost every case it shows excellent Canton, lakd, near MoDonaldville, north of sults, as many of any customers testify. Massillon broke Thursday, releasing No other kidney remedy has so large a sale. acres of water ln a raging fifty-si-x According to sworn statements and torrent which is sweeping down the verified testimony of thousands who have valley toward Massjllon, according to used the preparation, the success of Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Roo- t is due to the fact, telephone Information received here. so that it fulfills aclaim, many people No one is believd to have been lmost wish in overcoming kidney, every drowned, although residents near liver and bladder ailments, corrects urthe lake said the rush of water was inary troubles and neutralizes the uric acid so great that they feared anyone In which causes rheumatism. You may receive a sample bottle of the path of the flood would be lost. Swamp-Roby parcel post. Address Dr. The flood is reported to have wiped Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., and out Wycolin and Comet lakes, two enclose ten cents; also mention this paper. miles south. Large and medium size bottles for sale at land-owne- rs t, -- re- ot all drug stores. Road Files Reorganization (Plans Washington. Reorganization plans for the Denver & Rio Grande railone of the worlds leading figures, now in the hands of receivers, road, when time his passed away at that physicians, his family and his friends were filed Friday with the interstate thought that medical skill, hope and commerce commission. A new comprayers had won the battle against pany, known as the Denver & Rio disease. Grande Western Railroad, company, The disease had been conquered, the will be created and will issue fire was out; but seven days of silent in 5 per ' cent general mortintense suffering had left their mark, bonds and $16,445,600 in 6 per gage and a stroke of apoplexy came without an instants warning and before phys- cent preferred stock. The new coricians could be called, members of his poration will also assume liability party summoned or remedial measures under outstanding obligations of the taken, he passed from lifes stage af- old company which total approxiter having for nearly two and a half $85,000,000. years served his nation and for many mately more years his native state of Ohio. Fresh Attacks Bring Warning Calvin Coolidge, who succeeds Warren G. Harding as president of the Peking. Although no official stateUnited States, has been in public life ment has yet been made, the Ameriand before the public eye more than can legation here, aroused by fresh twenty years. He was prominently attacks on Americans in China, is prementioned as a presidential possibilia strongly worded note to the ty at the Republican national conven- paring Chinese office, warning foreign tion when President Harding was nominated in 1920 at Chicago. When he against repetitions of such outrages. was elected for second place on the Several days ago Rear Admiral Edticket and accepted that nomination, win A. Anderson commanding the Republican leaders considered him a American Asiatic fleeet with Mrs. valuable asset to the ticket. In his capacity as vice president, Anderson and a party of friends, were Mr. Coolidge has taken a more active pelted with stones by rowdy ricksha part in the affairs of the nation than boys at Peilaiho. has the occupant of that office in any previous administration. Officials Confess Shortage Denver. Leo P. Floyd, secretary, Calvin Coolidge took the oath as and John Harrington, teller, Thurspresident of the United States at day entered pleas of guilty to a Plymouth, Vt., at 2:47 a. m. Friday, charge of embezzling $22,000 Liberty Aug. 3. bonds of the closed Hibernia Bank The new president was sworn in by his father, who is a notary public, and and Trust company. The shortage in at whose home he was visiting. The the banks funds amount of $443,000. text of the pledge is prescribed by the Judge George F. Dunklee. presiding sentenced the men to serve from four Constitution, and was telephoned to to ten years in the penitntiary. him by the White House. Word of the simple ceremony was Fire Discovered in Mine Tunnel telephoned to Mr. Coolidges SecreCarson City, Nev. Fire of unknowc tary, Edward T. Clark, who, after several hours of unsuccessful efforts, had origin and extent was discovered level of the established wire connection with Thursday in the 1400-foPlymouth and had notified his chief Consolidated Vrginia mine at Virof the death of President Harding. ginia City by the shift going to work. Advertisement. Lilacs. Lilacs were Imported into England by John Gerard from Persia in Elizabeths reign. He brought the purple variety. Our forefathers brought them out to Canada as the shrub Is not a native of America. 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